Join the Australian Haydn Ensemble on a captivating journey through time and music with their 2025 concert series. From Haydn's vibrant quartets to Beethoven's heartfelt symphonies, each performance is a celebration of classical music's rich heritage. Notable artists like Skye McIntosh on violin and the esteemed David Greco bring these compositions to life, offering audiences a refreshing take on beloved classics. Whether you're a seasoned concert-goer or new to the genre, these performances promise an unforgettable experience that highlights the ensemble's dedication to musical excellence.

Australian Haydn Ensemble: A Journey Through Time and Music

The Australian Haydn Ensemble (AHE) embarks on an extraordinary musical journey, bringing to life timeless masterpieces across five compelling events. From Haydn's innovative quartets to Beethoven's profound symphonies, each performance is a testament to the ensemble's dedication to classical excellence. Spanning chamber music to orchestral grandeur, these events showcase remarkable talents like Skye McIntosh, Karina Schmitz, and Erin Helyard, among others. Join us as we explore this captivating season filled with artistic brilliance and cultural resonance.

A Season of Harmony: Australian Haydn Ensemble's Musical Odyssey

Step into the world of chamber and orchestral music as the Australian Haydn Ensemble presents a captivating 2025 season. From the eloquent compositions of Fanny Mendelssohn to the stirring symphonies of Beethoven, this series of events highlights an impressive range of historical works. With performances spread across iconic venues in Australia, including the Sydney Opera House and National Gallery of Australia, this season promises a blend of musical sophistication and emotional depth. Join us as we delve into the brilliant minds of composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert, brought to life by talented performers.

A Harmonious Journey: Exploring the Australian Haydn Ensemble's 2025 Season

Dive into the exquisite world of chamber and orchestral music as the Australian Haydn Ensemble presents an enthralling series of concerts throughout 2025. From Haydn's timeless compositions to Beethoven's passionate symphonies and the lyrical beauty of Schubert, this series showcases the brilliance and versatility of renowned composers. With performances at iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House and the National Gallery of Australia, the ensemble, featuring talented musicians such as Skye McIntosh and Erin Helyard, brings these masterpieces to life, offering an unforgettable exploration of musical history and artistry.

A Musical Journey: The Australian Haydn Ensemble's 2025 Concert Series

Embark on a musical odyssey with the Australian Haydn Ensemble as they present a series of captivating performances. From the hauntingly structured Schubert Songs with David Greco, to Mozart's inspirations from Salzburg & Linz, the miraculous aura of Haydn, and Beethoven's deeply personal Eighth, this lineup promises an exploration of profound artistic landscapes. Featuring virtuosos like Erin Helyard and David Greco, and creative works from classical masters, these events unfold across iconic Australian venues, offering a rich tapestry of chamber and orchestral masterpieces.

A Sonic Journey: Schubert, Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven with the Australian Haydn Ensemble

David Greco

Skye McIntosh

Karina Schmitz

Daniel Yeadon

Matthew Greco

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Schubert Songs with David Greco

Albert Hall Canberra

State Library of New South Wales

Mozart's Salzburg & Linz

Bowral Memorial Hall

National Gallery of Australia

Sydney Opera House

Haydn's Miracle

Berry Uniting Church

Wesley Music Centre

Beethoven's Eighth

City Recital Hall

David has carefully structured his selection according to key and timbre, and the esteemed Australian Haydn Ensemble have chosen instrumental movements by Felix Mendelssohn (at his most Schubertian!) to contrast or reinforce each song.

The movements date from the last tragic six months of Mendelssohn’s life, in which he battled both illness and bitter mourning for his sister Fanny. Published posthumously as Op. 81, the Andante, Scherzo, Capriccio and Fugue are strange and passionate stand-alone works that push into territory even more melancholy than his final quartet in F minor.

Schubert Songs with David Greco

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